Sentence examples for commitment to devolution from inspiring English sources

Yet the sincerity of their commitment to devolution must be questioned.

A genuine commitment to devolution requires a commitment to sharing power at every level.

We need a more coherent narrative, less intervention and a continued commitment to devolution.

Despite this, our region is sometimes overlooked, and so we believe commitment to devolution is vital to maximise our assets".

Billy Bragg's plan for a Lords elected by secondary mandate would be a strong exemplar of a commitment to devolution.

But this time the Labour commitment to devolution seems not just to be a politically correct add-on, but central to the party's analysis of what is wrong with the economy.

LABOUR is on the brink of making a strong commitment to English devolution part of its campaign for the next election.

Dr Lynne Sedgmore, executive director of the 157 Group, consortium of 29 of the UK's largest FE Colleges, said: Further education colleges are already strong strategic players within their cities and regions, and so we welcome the Labour party's commitment to greater devolution of skills funding and increased local autonomy.

The Welsh government said its commitment to "furthering" Welsh devolution was "indisputable".

Mr Cameron said he made a "commitment" to include a devolution bill in the Queen's Speech later this month.

The Welsh Assembly's Presiding Officer Dame Rosemary Butler said she wanted to meet Mr Crabb as soon as possible to talk about the prime minister's commitment to deliver further devolution.